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    anxiety, which is explained by the Evolutionary Theory. Kim’s high need for play shows off how important it is to her to laugh and goof around. Who better to be silly with than her kids? Her love to play and dance around with her kids is a great bonding experience and can tie into her parenting style. Though her kids know she is the one in charge, they know they can still have fun with her too. If they ever get in trouble, then they know she isn’t afraid to punish them…

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    In 1996, Mattel created a new Cabbage Patch doll named Snacktime Kids. The dolls were cutting edge with movable mouth parts, and they were popular due to their predecessors, Cabbage Patch Kid dolls. Unfortunately, the doll’s moving parts would trap children’s fingers, and they had no off switch. The dolls were removed from the shelves of stores, and consumers were given a refund. The U.S Consumer Safety Commission supported how Mattel handled the situation (Ferrell, page 596). According to…

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    definitely, entertainment. Kids are running everywhere, touching all of my things, interfering with my personal space with their little grimy hands, and eating all of my food. Growing up in this frenetic environment has taught me more about life than any high school club I could have joined. My life in daycare has prepared me for success in college. You have to be a special person for operating a home daycare. My mom is that kind of person, who can unconditionally love the kids. After seeing…

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    lines have been blurred. Teenagers, attempting to emulate adults, and kids attempting to emulate teenagers have taken the…

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    MULTICULTRAL AND ANTI-BIASRESOURCES [Document subtitle] In preparing for a classroom, I have looked at a preschool classroom, ages ranging from 3-5. This is such a fun age, as their personalities are just starting to come out. It is a time of building a sense of self, and building relationships with those around them. “Strong attachments to family, friends, and whatever groups and combinations of groups they belong to enable children to feel a sense of belonging to the society as a…

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    Great Depression Family

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    common. A typical family during the great depression would have consisted of a father mother and several children. The average day would commence with the father leaving for work, that is of course if he was lucky enough to still be employed. Most kids walked to their school or road the school bus while the mother would stay home and do laundry. Washing clothes by hand was most common however some families could afford a washing machine. The clothes were hung out to dry on a clothes line,…

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    a little kid asks where babies come from. The stork is the most common story, and some parents even say they bought the kit at Walmart and assembled it. Some cultures believe the baby was found in a cabbage patch or that the stars are just babies looking down, waiting to find their place on earth. In various cases, the parents will simply explain how the baby started growing inside mommy and that you have to wait nine months to see it like everyone else. But how do you explain to a kid that…

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    Roaring Twenties Dances The Roaring Twenties is when many of the dances came out. “An era that is full fast cars, jazz, speakeasies, wealth, and wild kids quotes one the parties were bigger the pace was faster the shows were broader the buildings were higher. (Roaring , 2017). Some of the dances were the Charleston the foxtrot the waltz the tango. The dances seemed to develop from cultures combining and dances, traveling from shore to shore. “People saw the new dances in Hollywood movies and…

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    Blinky Research Paper

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    complicated than how it may seem at first glance. This accidental creation has become one of the longest lasting fads, with selling over 250 million products since the 1940s (“Slinky”), the Slinky has outlasted other toys of its decade such as, the Cabbage Patch Kid. With the design only being adjusted once, clamped the ends for safety concerns, the Slinky has walked its way into homes and hearts of…

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    B-boying or breakdancing in which they would dance within a circle with a street style type of dance. According to Kevin Powell, “And people don’t realize it gave name to those kids who were dancing because they became known as breakdancers because they were dancing to those breakbeats” (Powell). Powell’s point is that the all the kids that were having dance battles to the music were dancing to the breaks in the song that kept being played. So the breakdancers essentially created a new style of…

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